There are many that see fashion as more than a means to looking fly. Some see it as a vehicle to express one’s creativity. As champions of the latter statement, Fabric by Blackburn has entered NY’s luxury street market with sights set on awakening our fashion senses.

Opting for substance and style over hype, Blackburn takes an artistic approach to dressing city dwellers. Experimenting with a palette of expressive colors and patterns, including 60’s style paisley and floral prints, Blackburn is able to create wearable art with function, form and vintage warmth. Each garment speaks to a sensibility rooted in positive vibes and progressive thought.

Be on the lookout this summer when Fabric by Blackburn disturbs the retail slumber.

Monday, April 7, 7:00pm
Union Square Barnes & Noble
Isabel Allende: Sum of Our Days

Isabel Allende, Chilean-American author of some seventeen books, including The House of the Spirits and City of the Beasts, will be in the B&N Union Square to read for her second memoir, Sum of Our Days.

Tuesday, April 8, 7:00pm
McNally Robinson (52 Prince St. (between Lafayette and Mulberry)
Lit Mag Series: A Public Space, with editor Brigid Hughes

McNally’s lit mag series is set up to celebrate great literary magazines, and this time up it’s A Public Space, a quarterly mag based in Brooklyn and founded by Brigid Hughes, who formerly worked as the Executive Editor of The Paris Review. This evening features authors (TBA) reading newly commissioned pieces for the magazine’s feature “If You See Something, Say Something.”